Homecoming reunion sparks a tense love triangle
Gypsy McBride meets Alan Crosby at the pier after a long separation. Crosby greets her warmly but a mysterious wave from a Parisian woman hints at past entanglements. At Mrs. O’Hare’s reunion dinner, Crosby exits abruptly on a supposed business call, leaving Gypsy unsettled as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Gipsy McBride
New York
Alan Crosby
Paris
Gipsy
Alan
Clara Howard
Gypsy
Crosby
Crosbe
India
Turkey
Mrs. O' Hare
Music plans confirmed for Legion drum corps unit
At a Wednesday American Legion meeting K. T. Crosees Post adopted plans for forming four drum and bugle corps. Instruments will be purchased. 42 prospective members were listed to form a final unit of 34. The corps will include 20 bugles, 1 drum, two overballs, and two Scotch drummers. F. A Lavelle spoke on the Veteran Loan act paused by Congress.
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K. T. Crosees
American Legion
Corpa
Congress
Catarrhal Deafness Promising Home Remedy
An early 20th century note advises treating catarrhal deafness with a compound of Log of Parminé and a pint of hot water. It claims quick relief from head noises, clearing nostrils and easing breathing, with easy preparation and pleasant taste.
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Quick's
Hunt New Suspects In Vivian Gordon Murder Probe
Private detectives search for new leads after Vivian Gordon's death as three hundred suspects from society, business, and underworld lines are reviewed. District Attorney McLaughlin aims to identify the killer who strangled the Broadway adventuress and left her dead by a roadside.
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New York
Vivian Gordon
Charles B. McLaughlin
Negro man sentenced to be hanged for grocery hold up murder
Weeley Calvin, a Black man, was sentenced to death by hanging for the first degree murder of Aldereyn Bowen during a December 22 holdup at Bowen's grocery in Huntington West Virginia.
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Crosby
Alan
Huntington
W. Va
U.P
Weeley Calvin
Aldereyn Bowen
Bowen
Peterson's Ointment Promises Fast Pimples Cure
Advertises Peterson's Ointment as a sure method to eradicate pimples and blackheads with one application healing eruptions in days. Mary Metinko of Rankin tests it and says it works like magic, recommending to friends. Box costs 35 cents and is sold at drug stores.
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Peterson
Mary Metinko
Rankin. Fe
Wady
NYAL
Nyal Drug
Frank Settle Injured in Fall in Columbus
Chauncey March 5 Frank Settle a former Chauncey resident and brother of Mrs Lee Schoonover is reported in critical condition at a Columbus hospital after a fall of several feet while at work. He landed on tiles and reportedly injured his spine. He lives with his mother Myre Irene Temple in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Frank Settle
Columbua
Lee Schoonover
Columbus
Bis
Settle
Myre Irene Temple
Cohunbus
Luncheon at Milfield Hosts Needle Club
Mrs. Lew is W. Sanders entertained the Ladies' Needle Club at her Milfield home on March 8. The evening included quilting and a luncheon. Present were Mrs. Henry Heffkin, Mrs. Clarence Sanders, Mrs. Elizabeth Robinett, Mrs. Harvey Wade, Mrs. Herbert Mingus, Mrs. William Sisson, Mrs. Frank McDaniel, Mrs. P. D. Hill, Mrs. L. W. Sanders, and visitor Mrs. William Clarey.
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Millfield
Lewis W. Sanders
Milfield
Ladies’ Needle Club
Henry Heffkin
Clarence Sanders
Elizabeth Robinett
Harvey Wade
Herbert Mingus
William Sisson
Frank McDaniel
P. Pd, Hill
L. W. Sanders
William Clarey
Mines in Chauncey District Grow to Twelve
Twelve mines are now operating in the Chauncey district, the largest number daily in weeks. Active mines listed include numbers 1, 10, 24, 28, 69, 86, 267, Ohio 1, Poston 6 LL. D. Poston 68 and Chauncey 25.
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Chauncey
No. U
Ohio
Poston
LL. D. Poston
Death of Harry Olliver prompts Chauncey funeral visit
Mrs and Mr Olliver Chauncey and nearby relatives returned from Canton Ohio after the sudden death of Harry Olliver a former Chauncey resident and World War veteran. Olliver a Canton IA street car motorman died last Thursday morning. Funeral services were held Saturday with burial in a Canton soldiers cemetery. He is survived by his wife a young son Jimmie two brothers James Senecaville and Thomas Chauncey and a sister Mrs Violet Partlow Wyandotte Michigan
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Chauncey
James Olljiver
Thomas Olliver
Clarence Olliver
Edgar Burt
Athens
Canton
Ohio
Harry Olliver
Olliver
Dinner guests and visits mark Millfield events
Mr and Mrs Henry Heffkin hosted a chicken dinner for guests from Waylor Ridge Akron and Millfield area. Visitors to Athens included Mrs James Love Mrs Clarence Sanders and Mrs Henry Heffkin. Trimble Grange No 1830 will meet Saturday evening in Trimble Grange Hall with hoped for good attendance.
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Millfield
Henry Heffkin
Dora Heffkin
Fritz Heffiin
Waylor Ridge
Anne Coey
Akron
Harold Kbiewer
James Love
Clarence Sanders
Athens
Jennie Sanders
Chester Sanders
Trimble Heights
W. A. Bell
Anna Coey
Tveray
Chauncey
Trimble
Grange
Special Service at Millheld Church With White Cross Speaker
Milleibalad March S A reports a special service Sunday at 10 90 o clock in Millheld Methodist Church. Dr Boyer of White Cross Hospital Columbus will speak. Sunday School is announced for 9 80 o clock.
Dover Township Pioneer Is Reported Seriously Ill
Leander Dorr a pioneer resident of Dover Township is reported seriously ill at his home near Chauncey. His daughter Mrs C W Ferrer of Chauncey is assisting in his care.
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Chauncey
Leander Dorr
Dover Township
C. W. Ferrer
Wheat export plan steadies prices in Columbus market
In Columbus the Grain Stabilization Corporation announced plans to export about 35,000,000 bushels of wheat over four months, easing terminal congestion and adding storage for the new harvest. Domestic wheat remains in good condition with small losses from winter kill. Corn prices hit new lows amid weak demand, while oats show strong demand and a large drought-area sowing.
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Columbus
ANS
Grain Stabilization Corporation
W. Eberhard
Ohio Farm Bureau Grain Department
First Grade Pupils Plan Easter Surprise
Fraat Sida School first grade pupils under Mixes Mabel Carr plan an Easter surprise for mothers. They crafted vases from glacaes and jar on with colored paper and coated them with heliac and filled tubes with narcissus bulbs.
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Fraat Sida
Mixes Mabel Carr
End Piles Quick No Salves No Cutting
An internal remedy prescribed by Dr J S and Leonhardt heals internal hemorrhoids by stimulating circulation and removing congested blood. The Hemroid tablets at Quick n Cut Rate Drug Store claim a money back offer after treatment.
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J. S&s Leonhardt
Thia
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